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Pagina 135
... reason given for my low temperature this morning by the African orderly is un- likely to be correct . He takes the thermometer out of my mouth , squints at it beneath the window , and says " 96.6 that's because it's such a cold day ...
... reason given for my low temperature this morning by the African orderly is un- likely to be correct . He takes the thermometer out of my mouth , squints at it beneath the window , and says " 96.6 that's because it's such a cold day ...
Pagina 249
... reason for fishing . I like it . Both you and the adjutant pressed me further . You think you were asking me for reasons . What you were in fact asking me to do was to attribute rationality to my actions . Why should I ? Thank goodness ...
... reason for fishing . I like it . Both you and the adjutant pressed me further . You think you were asking me for reasons . What you were in fact asking me to do was to attribute rationality to my actions . Why should I ? Thank goodness ...
Pagina 286
... reasons . Nearly fifty years ago the Dublin Crown Jewels mysteriously vanished and have never been recovered ; but at ... reason its return was not specifically mentioned in the Treaty of Northampton , which ended the war between England ...
... reasons . Nearly fifty years ago the Dublin Crown Jewels mysteriously vanished and have never been recovered ; but at ... reason its return was not specifically mentioned in the Treaty of Northampton , which ended the war between England ...
Inhoudsopgave
LIBRA | 16 |
Contents for January 1951 | 96 |
AN ENCOUNTER ON THE FLUELA BY MICHAEL ROBERTSON | 104 |
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